Installing the Contributor Console Window Launching the Contributor Console Window
15.2 Installing the Contributor Console Window
The availability of the Contributor console window is optional and is not deployed to by default. To deploy the Contributor console window, you must do it from the General Component Information window of Site Studio Administrator, and click the Enable link on the Contributor Console Enabled line. It is also possible to disable the console from the same location in Administrator. For more information, see the Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrator and Managers Guide for Site Studio.15.3 Launching the Contributor Console Window
Once enabled, there are two ways to launch the Contributor console window: navigating to the Contributor console URL, or using the key commands. Navigating to the Contributor Console Windows URL Users can navigate directly to the Contributor console window if its URL is known. The following URL is where the Contributor console window usually exists in a Site Studio installation: http:server_nameinstance_nameresourceswcmbasewcm.console.htm Using Key Commands From within Contributor, the key command Ctrl+Alt+Shift+C or Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E will launch the Contributor console window. The latter key command displays all the runtime errors in addition to opening the Contributor console window, if it is not already open. Using a key command, a Contributor console window can be launched from any web page containing a reference to wcm.js. This means that you can launch the Contributor console window from any Contributor-enabled page that is in focus; for example, contribution mode, the contributor form, the static lists row editor, the link wizard, and so forth. When the Contributor console window is launched via a key command, it iterates through the linked list of contexts looking for the root context. When the root context is located, the Contributor console window is launched from that page and all logging instructions iterate through the linked list of contexts and log to the open Contributor console window. Execute Executes the code entered in the command window. Clear Clears the command window. Context field Enter the context file name or ID to execute within. Command Enter the command or scripts to run. Note: If the Contributor console window is not installed in the weblayout, then Ctrl+Alt+Shift+E opens a generic error dialog if there are runtime errors. The error dialog only displays runtime errors, not runtime logging. Element Description 15-4 Oracle Fusion Middleware Technical Reference Guide for Site Studio15.4 Using the Contributor Console Window
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» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About the Site Studio Technical Reference Scope of the Technical Reference About Site Assets
» Page Templates Subtemplates Templates
» Relationship Between Templates and Definitions Serving Web Pages
» xWebsiteSection xWebsites Metadata Fields
» xDontShowInListsForWebsites xRegionDefinition Metadata Fields
» Conversions Definitions About Metadata About Link Formats Using Path-Based Links
» wcmUrl Using Server-Side Script Links
» ssLink ssNodeLink ssWebLayoutUrl Using Server-Side Script Links
» ssLINK ssNODELINK Using Token Links
» sitenavigation.js Runtime Auto-Generated Files
» sitenavigationfunctions.js sitenavigation.xml
» Using JavaScript Links About Runtime Generated Files wcm.toggle.js
» About Fragments Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Fragment Libraries Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Read-Only Fragment Libraries Fragment Inclusion Using wcmFragment
» Client-Side JavaScript Server-Side Idoc Script
» fragments fragment parameter The Fragment Definition File
» snippet designview element The Fragment Definition File
» Fragment Snippets and the ssIncludeXml Fragment Instance Structure in the ssinfo XML Data Island
» About Native Documents wcmDynamicConversion Document Conversion in the Properties Pane
» Loading the Element API Element API Dependent Scripts
» Communication from a Contributor Form to a Custom Element
» Detecting Legacy Custom Element Forms Upgrading Legacy Custom Elements
» wcmElement wcmListStart wcmListEnd wcmListElement
» wcmUrl ssIncludeXml Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» ssGetDocInfo ssGetXmlNodeCount ssIncDynamicConversion ssIncDynamicConversionByRule
» ssRandom ssGetNodeProperty ssGetWebsiteNodeType ssGetCoreMajorVersion
» ssSplitString ssGetWebsiteName ssGetSiteProperty ssGetFirstNodeId ssGetRelativeNodeId
» ssLoadSiteNavResultSet ssGetServerRelativeUrl ssGetServerRelativePath ssGetUrlPageName
» ssGetNodeLabel ssGetNodeLabelPath ssGetAllSites ssLink ssNodeLink
» ssWeblayoutUrl About Idoc Script Variables HttpWebsitesRoot HttpRelativeWebsitesRoot
» Services Related to Designer
» SS_ADD_NODE SS_ADD_WEBSITE_ID SS_BATCH_DECODE_LINK SS_CHECKIN_FRAGMENT_LIBRARY
» SS_COMMIT_SITE_CHANGES SS_CREATE_NEW_SITE_EX2 SS_CREATE_SITE_NAV_JS
» SS_DECODE_LINK SS_DELETE_NODE SS_DOC_INFO_LATEST SS_EDIT_NATIVE_DOCUMENT
» SS_GET_DOCUMENT_USAGE SS_GET_ENVIRONMENT_PROPERTY_NAMES SS_GET_FIRST_NODE_ID SS_GET_FRIENDLY_URL
» TARGET SECTION SOURCE SS_GET_PAGE
» SS_GET_NODE_LINK SS_GET_NODE_PROPERTY SS_GET_PLACEHOLDER_SWITCH_CONTENT_CONFIG
» SS_GET_SITE_AS_XML_EX2 SS_GET_SITE_ASSET_CATEGORIES SS_GET_SITE_CHANGE_MONITOR_TOKEN
» SS_PREPARE_PREVIEW SS_PUBLISH_THIS_PAGE SS_REMOVE_WEBSITE_ID SS_SET_ALL_CUSTOM_NODE_PROP_DEFS
» SS_SET_ELEMENT_DATA SS_SET_ENVIRONMENT_PROPERTY_NAMES SS_SET_NODE_PROPERTY SS_SET_NODES_PROPERTIES
» SS_SWITCH_REGION_ASSOCIATION SS_VALIDATE_WEBSITE_OBJECT WCM_PLACEHOLDER
» WCM_EDIT_DATA_FILE WCM_BEGIN_EDIT_SESSION
» Optimization Requirements The Build Process
» Installing the Contributor Console Window Launching the Contributor Console Window
» Contributor Console Window Context Ensuring the Contributor Console Window is Root
» Logging Syntax Time Profiling
» Command Window Helper Functions Keyboard Commands About the Manager Settings File ssm:settings Tag
» ssm:general Tag ssm:addSection Tag
» ssm:primaryLayout Tag ssm:secondaryLayout Tag
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